Plane has to make unplanned stop at airport due to potential contamination issue.

The unexpected turn of events on Delta Airlines flight 136 has caused quite a stir. The plane, carrying 277 passengers, was en route from Detroit to Amsterdam when it was forced to make an emergency landing at New York's JFK airport. According to reports from MailOnline, there were concerns of contamination on board the flight, leading to the diversion.

Passengers on the trans-Atlantic flight were reportedly served contaminated food, causing panic and worry among the crew and travelers. As soon as the issue was discovered, the airline's spokesperson informed DailyMail.com that the plane would be making an emergency landing at JFK. It is unclear how many passengers consumed the spoiled meal, but ambulances were immediately dispatched to the tarmac upon landing to provide any necessary medical care.

Delta Airlines has launched an investigation into the incident and has issued an apology to all affected customers. The flight, which departed from Detroit at 11pm on Tuesday, was carrying 277 passengers on an Airbus A330 jet. The decision to make an emergency landing was made after consulting with medical experts, ensuring the safety and well-being of all on board.

A spokesperson for Delta Airlines stated, "Delta flight 136 from Detroit to Amsterdam diverted to New York's JFK early Wednesday morning after it was discovered that a portion of the in-flight meal service was spoiled. Medical crews were on site to meet the aircraft and treat any affected passengers and crew members. Delta teams will immediately work to gather information into how this incident occurred."

The unexpected turn of events has caused inconvenience and delays for the affected travelers, and Delta Airlines sincerely apologizes for this. The airline is known for its exceptional service and regrets that this incident has caused distress to its customers. When approached for a comment, Delta Airlines declined to provide any further information at this time.

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